List: New rides coming to Disney World, Florida parks in 2023

ORLANDO, FL — Florida theme parks in 2023 see the old disappear and the new appear.

Walt Disney World, Busch Gardens, Universal Studios Orlando, Legoland, and SeaWorld Orlando will sweep out their current attractions to make way for revamped rides in the new year.

Here’s what Florida theme parks will open and close in 2023.

The world’s tallest and fastest ‘Screamin’ Swing’ ride is set to open at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay. Spring 2023.

Riders experience “multiple negative G moments before plummeting toward the earth” while swinging over Busch Gardens’ 65-acre Serengeti Plain, the park wrote in a release. The vehicle is equipped with twin duel arms that reach speeds of 68 mph and at the peak of the ride he reaches a height of 135 feet.

This all-new taproom offers a variety of classic cocktails, frozen drinks, light fare, and more.Spring Taproom Set to Replace Garden Gate Cafe Early January.

“The new venue has been re-themed with a mix of modern décor and classic photography to take guests on a memorable journey,” Busch Gardens said in a release.

Splash Mountain at Walt Disney World, as it is now known, will be closed for good. January 23, 2023Park-goers will have another chance to ride the thrilling log waterway, but not until 2024, when Tiana’s Bayou Adventure is reimagined.

Opening: TRON Lightcycle/Run

Inspired by Disney’s futuristic 1982 film Tron and its 2010 sequel Tron Legacy, this high-speed ride takes guests on an epic adventure across the grid.

set to open with Spring 2023 At Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland, the ride “will be one of the fastest coasters at any Disney theme park in the world,” Park writes.

Opening: Journey of Water inspired by Moana

Based on Disney’s animated film Moana, this self-guided, interactive trail invites guests of all ages to “explore the wonders of water.”

This attraction is set to open at Late 2023 Inside World Nature – EPCOT district dedicated to the beauty of the natural world.

At this attraction, guests can explore lush gardens and hear musical performances along with a statue of the most famous dreamer, Walt Disney himself. This peaceful pavilion Late 2023 Located in the World Celebration District of EPCOT.

Opening: Roundup Rodeo BBQ

This ‘Toy Story’ table service restaurant brings your favorite toys from the series to life, from Buzz Lightyear to the barrel of the monkey. This family-style restaurant Spring 2023 Located in Toy Story Land at Hollywood Studios.

Closing: Fiebel’s Playland, Woody Woodpecker’s Knott’s House Coaster, Curious George Into Town, DreamWorks Destinations, Shrek and Donkey’s Meet & Greet

Universal Studios announced in November that it would be closing five attractions. January 15, 2023giving way to new immersive experiences.

As for the new experience, we don’t know exactly yet. According to Universal, this “new family entertainment” will “immerse guests in the adventures of beloved animated characters.”

Opening: Illumination Villain Con Minion Blast

Guests will blast their way to “supervillain stardom” in this game-based attraction. It replaces Shrek 4D and joins the existing Despicable Me minions Mayhem attraction and Minion Cafe to create an all-new Minion Land. Villain-Con Minion Blast is set to open in his Summer 2023.

Opening: Pirate River Quest

Sail the Uncharted Waters of Cypress Gardens and join a band of violent pirates to recover lost treasure. This “treasure hunt for families” January 12, 2023.

Opening: Surf Coaster

Ride waves 110 feet high on the first coaster of its kind. This extreme thrill ride will take you up to 60 mph (approximately 60 mph).the coaster is Spring 2023.